Mala bead necklace

I have recently discovered the complete joy of making malas. And guess what…it’s really easy! So why make your own mala? You can choose exactly the colour, type and size of beads you wa…

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Mala necklaces consist of 108 beads plus a 109th Guru bead and are used to count the number of times a mantra or breaths are repeated.

How to select the perfect mala necklace or bracelet for yourself, a loved one, or friend. The mala you choose will become what you make of it by using it during your meditations, praying with it, using it for worry beads, or wearing it for other personal reasons. Malas are made of a variety of natural gemstone or wood beads which are unique with varying energy properties, color, pattern, and personal significance.

This simple tutorial will teach you how to make a mala necklace or bracelet—a great addition to your daily meditation routine.

Whether you are a beginner to meditation or practice regularly, keeping the mind from wandering can be challenging. This is where Mala Beads come in: as tactile tools or anchors to bring your focus back to the present moment, notice your thoughts, reconnect with your intention, and manifest your dreams.

Mala meditation beads are used to count breaths or mantras during meditation. Their colors and the beads they're made from have different meanings that can infuse energy into your practice. Find out the different meanings and pick the right japa mala for you.

The Renewal Mala Collection features our Moonstone Mala Necklace and Mala Bracelet. All hand-knotted with high-grade gemstone beads. Learn more about Renewal!